The Grape Rebellion Is a Hidden Wine & Dessert Bar in Beacon
Kayla Sexton
Tucked inside an underground art gallery and housed in a 100-year-old bank vault, The Grape Rebellion offers sweets and sips in Beacon.
By The Glass
Jayne Street Distilling Co. Crafts Signature Spirits in Orange County
Kayla Sexton
Jayne Street Distilling Co., a Florida-based distillery led by an Orange County native, is all about homegrown botanicals.
5 Floral Cocktails That Scream Spring in the Hudson Valley
Kayla Sexton
Head to these Hudson Valley bars for floral cocktails that combine botanical liquors with spring flavors for refreshing sips.
5 Winter Beers to Sip on in the Hudson Valley
Sabrina Sucato
Local tasting rooms tap into seasonal flavors to craft winter beers that hit all the right notes.
6 Dazzling Drinks for New Year’s Eve in the Hudson Valley
Kayla Sexton
Level up from the champagne and ring in the new year right with these celebratory cocktails that will keep the vibes high through midnight.
Where to Sip Hard Cider in the Hudson Valley
Janet Siroto
It’s not your imagination: the Hudson Valley is the premier hard cider hotspot in the country, with amazing, fermented options at every turn.
Feel Good Booch Brews Top-Quality Kombucha in the Hudson Valley
Sabrina Sucato
Founded by three Blue Hill at Stone Barns alums, Feel Good Booch crafts gut-friendly kombucha from Peekskill.
Tasting Great Wines: A New (York) Approach
Steven Kolpan
WHAT MAKES A GREAT WINE? Traditionally, the great wines of the world have shared several things in common. First, if the wine is based on a single grape varietal, then
New Rule: No Rules
Steven Kolpan
RECENTLY, I CHECKED IN WITH MY dentist for a cleaning and checkup. As usual, Mary Ann, the dental hygienist, chatted with me as she cleaned my teeth, and inevitably the
Full Disclosure: Who Makes Your Wine?
Steven Kolpan
IN OCTOBER, PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA received the Nobel Peace Prize. The award engendered much controversy as many observers of the international scene were flummoxed as to why Obama received this
The French Paradox at 20
Steven Kolpan
IN THE OLD TESTAMENT, Timothy, on the advice of his mentor, St. Paul, instructed, “Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach’s sake and thine often
The Path Now Taken: Exploring New Wine Choices
Steven Kolpan
ENJOYING YOUR FAVORITE WINES WITH your favorite foods is one of life’s true pleasures. You can count on the wines you like to stimulate all of your senses, to provide
On Vintage and Parker Power
Steven Kolpan
WHEN MOST OF US PURCHASE a bottle of wine—either in a retail shop or restaurant—we have to make a number of judgment calls. Which wine will work best with tonight’s
New York State of Wine: Long Island
Steven Kolpan
EVERY YEAR, I AM FORTUNATE ENOUGH to have about three weeks of vacation, a summer break during the month of July. Apparently, I am constitutionally incapable of planning a trip
Hudson Valley Riesling: Neustadt 90 and Geisenheim 198
Steven Kolpan
IN THE RECENT PAST, many wine drinkers equated Riesling with sweetness, probably because some of the most famous Riesling wines in the world—all of them from Germany—are sweet. The rare
Warm Weather Reds
Steven Kolpan
WITH WELCOME WARM WEATHER UPON US, most wine and food enthusiasts think about light wines to pair with the season’s light foods. And when we think light, most often we
White Wines of Summer
Steven Kolpan
NOW THAT WE GET TO ENJOY the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer in the Hudson Valley, think about enjoying crisp, refreshing white wines—lighter, simpler, fruit and acid-driven dry or
Got Fresh Milk?
Tracy Frisch
FOR THE PAST YEAR, Mid-Hudson Valley families have been able to enjoy superior milk produced by a group of select local farms, privately distributed and marketed in a couple of
